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Gabriel was solid but he also threw a pick-6 and had a fumble. Still not a bad first performance in NFL.StevensTechU wrote: Sun Aug 17, 2025 9:45 am I didn't catch either game, but looking at box scores, it looks like Dillon Gabriel had a solid showing and Troy Franklin had a really good night with two TDs. Trikweze Bridges had a bunch of tackles for LA, but not sure if that means he gave up a bunch of catches.
The pick 6 was garbage, and imho not on DG. Deion must have paid the TE to not catch the ball. S/. But it is on the te. At least knock the ball down.SuperDuck wrote: Sun Aug 17, 2025 6:25 pmiGabriel was solid but he also threw a pick-6 and had a fumble. Still not a bad first performance in NFL.StevensTechU wrote: Sun Aug 17, 2025 9:45 am I didn't catch either game, but looking at box scores, it looks like Dillon Gabriel had a solid showing and Troy Franklin had a really good night with two TDs. Trikweze Bridges had a bunch of tackles for LA, but not sure if that means he gave up a bunch of catches.
Duck07 wrote: Mon Aug 18, 2025 2:45 pm Dillon frankly looked more than solid with how he operated the Offense and kept them on time and in rhythm. Just getting rid of the ball and into 3rd and very makeable is what he's been asked to do and I think sometimes the average fan doesn't understand how important that is for a rookie/young QB and how playing that way helps the OL in such a big way.
Stefanski was pretty clear in the post-game interview that the INT was the fault of the WR/TE messing the play up but its of course the primary thing everyone looks at or that he didn't throw a TD while Shedeur did. If you wanted to know which Offense looked more sustainable, right now it was with Dillon but its probably also Flacco who will start the season for Cleveland, but I think Dillon will earn the QB2 spot. Long-term, he'll compete against next years 1st rounder for QB1 while Sanders is probably the biggest wildcard of those 3 options next year with how much he may develop. Trading Sanders to Dallas or either NY team is probably the prudent move for the GM to make because you can probably get more than the 5th they spent on him.
Yup, Dart has looked pretty good, and might be in the same position as whichever rookie gets the backup spot in Cleveland. He'll get his chance to start next season, but this year will be spent learning the speed of the nfl.buckmarkduck wrote: Mon Aug 18, 2025 3:53 pmDuck07 wrote: Mon Aug 18, 2025 2:45 pm Dillon frankly looked more than solid with how he operated the Offense and kept them on time and in rhythm. Just getting rid of the ball and into 3rd and very makeable is what he's been asked to do and I think sometimes the average fan doesn't understand how important that is for a rookie/young QB and how playing that way helps the OL in such a big way.
Stefanski was pretty clear in the post-game interview that the INT was the fault of the WR/TE messing the play up but its of course the primary thing everyone looks at or that he didn't throw a TD while Shedeur did. If you wanted to know which Offense looked more sustainable, right now it was with Dillon but its probably also Flacco who will start the season for Cleveland, but I think Dillon will earn the QB2 spot. Long-term, he'll compete against next years 1st rounder for QB1 while Sanders is probably the biggest wildcard of those 3 options next year with how much he may develop. Trading Sanders to Dallas or either NY team is probably the prudent move for the GM to make because you can probably get more than the 5th they spent on him.
Unless Dart gets hurt or starts seeing ghost out there, and the NY media eats him up. I don’t see the Giants trading for Sanders.
StevensTechU wrote: Tue Aug 19, 2025 7:13 pm This is for my own benefit, but maybe some of you would appreciate it. I've included players who spent time in the program even if they later transferred out (once a duck, always a duck and everything).
Quarterback:
Dillon Gabriel, Cleveland Browns
Bo Nix, Denver Broncos
Marcus Mariota, Washington Commanders
Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers
Offensive Line:
T.J. Bass, Dallas Cowboys
Josh Conerly Jr., Washington Commanders
Ajani Cornelius, Dallas Cowboys
Jake Hanson, Atlanta Falcons
Steven Jones, Pittsburgh Steelers
Shane Lemieux, New Orleans Saints
Calvin Throckmorton Denver Broncos Guard
Penei Sewell, Detroit Lions
Jackson Powers-Johnson, Las Vegas Raiders
Alex Forsyth, Denver Broncos
Running Back:
Bucky Irving, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jordan James, San Francisco 49ers
Royce Freeman - No team, but not yet retired; last worked out for Miami on 8/15/25
Wide Receiver:
Tez Johnson, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Traeshon Holden, Dallas Cowboys
Troy Franklin, Denver Broncos
Tight End:
Pharaoh Brown, Miami Dolphins
Patrick Herbert, Jacksonville Jaguars
Juwan Johnson, New Orleans Saints
Johnny Mundt, Jacksonville Jaguars
Terrance Ferguson, Los Angeles Rams
Moliki Matavao (by way of UCLA), New Orleans Saints
Defensive Line:
Jayson Jones (by way of Auburn), Baltimore Ravens
Arik Armstead, Jacksonville Jaguars
DeForest Buckner, Indianapolis Colts
Jamaree Caldwell, Los Angeles Chargers
Brandon Dorlus, Atlanta Falcons
Derrick Harmon, Pittsburgh Steelers
Taki Taimani, Minnesota Vikings
Jordon Riley, New York Giants
Casey Rogers, Buffalo Bills
Linebacker:
Jeffrey Bassa, Kansas City Chiefs
Jordan Burch, Arizona Cardinals
Troy Dye, Los Angeles Chargers
DJ Johnson, Carolina Panthers
Noah Sewell, Chicago Bears
Kayvon Thibodeaux, New York Giants
Jamal Hill Houston, Texans
Cornerback:
DJ James (by way of Auburn), New England Patriots
Kam Alexander, Pittsburgh Steelers
Christian Gonzalez, New England Patriots
Thomas Graham Jr., Baltimore Ravens
Deommodore Lenoir, San Francisco 49ers
Jabbar Muhammad, Jacksonville Jaguars
Nikko Reed, Los Angeles Chargers
Dontae Manning, Atlanta Falcons
Kahlef Hailassie (by way of Western Kentucky), Minnesota Vikings
Trikweze Bridges (by way of Florida), LA Chargers
Safety:
Ugo Amadi, New Orleans Saints,
Jevon Holland, New York Giants
Brandon Johnson, Philadelphia Eagles
Evan Williams, Green Bay Packers
It’s on the first post now.TheDrake wrote: Tue Aug 19, 2025 7:56 pmStevensTechU wrote: Tue Aug 19, 2025 7:13 pm This is for my own benefit, but maybe some of you would appreciate it. I've included players who spent time in the program even if they later transferred out (once a duck, always a duck and everything).
Quarterback:
Dillon Gabriel, Cleveland Browns
Bo Nix, Denver Broncos
Marcus Mariota, Washington Commanders
Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers
Offensive Line:
T.J. Bass, Dallas Cowboys
Josh Conerly Jr., Washington Commanders
Ajani Cornelius, Dallas Cowboys
Jake Hanson, Atlanta Falcons
Steven Jones, Pittsburgh Steelers
Shane Lemieux, New Orleans Saints
Calvin Throckmorton Denver Broncos Guard
Penei Sewell, Detroit Lions
Jackson Powers-Johnson, Las Vegas Raiders
Alex Forsyth, Denver Broncos
Running Back:
Bucky Irving, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jordan James, San Francisco 49ers
Royce Freeman - No team, but not yet retired; last worked out for Miami on 8/15/25
Wide Receiver:
Tez Johnson, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Traeshon Holden, Dallas Cowboys
Troy Franklin, Denver Broncos
Tight End:
Pharaoh Brown, Miami Dolphins
Patrick Herbert, Jacksonville Jaguars
Juwan Johnson, New Orleans Saints
Johnny Mundt, Jacksonville Jaguars
Terrance Ferguson, Los Angeles Rams
Moliki Matavao (by way of UCLA), New Orleans Saints
Defensive Line:
Jayson Jones (by way of Auburn), Baltimore Ravens
Arik Armstead, Jacksonville Jaguars
DeForest Buckner, Indianapolis Colts
Jamaree Caldwell, Los Angeles Chargers
Brandon Dorlus, Atlanta Falcons
Derrick Harmon, Pittsburgh Steelers
Taki Taimani, Minnesota Vikings
Jordon Riley, New York Giants
Casey Rogers, Buffalo Bills
Linebacker:
Jeffrey Bassa, Kansas City Chiefs
Jordan Burch, Arizona Cardinals
Troy Dye, Los Angeles Chargers
DJ Johnson, Carolina Panthers
Noah Sewell, Chicago Bears
Kayvon Thibodeaux, New York Giants
Jamal Hill Houston, Texans
Cornerback:
DJ James (by way of Auburn), New England Patriots
Kam Alexander, Pittsburgh Steelers
Christian Gonzalez, New England Patriots
Thomas Graham Jr., Baltimore Ravens
Deommodore Lenoir, San Francisco 49ers
Jabbar Muhammad, Jacksonville Jaguars
Nikko Reed, Los Angeles Chargers
Dontae Manning, Atlanta Falcons
Kahlef Hailassie (by way of Western Kentucky), Minnesota Vikings
Trikweze Bridges (by way of Florida), LA Chargers
Safety:
Ugo Amadi, New Orleans Saints,
Jevon Holland, New York Giants
Brandon Johnson, Philadelphia Eagles
Evan Williams, Green Bay Packers
This should be pinned!
Shough is in a competition to start possibly. Donte still has brutal drops and doesn’t run a complete route tree. Swinson was solid for LSU. Just wasn’t a guy that fit Dans D thoughStevensTechU wrote: Fri Aug 22, 2025 1:20 pm Another Duck who finished their college career elsewhere, Bradyn Swinson is with the Patriots. Dont'e Thornton is with the Raiders and Tyler Shough is with the Saints. We'll see who shakes out on active rosters, practice squads and cut altogether.